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Zypher 07-14-03 12:19 AM

Newcomer needing your professional advice
 
Well I've been looking around for a first car to buy lately and my eyes have settled on the rx-7 '93-'94. Only problem is, I don't know much about the car. So I was wondering if you guys could help me out with a few tips. Like, I hear i'm gonna either have to take out the rotary engine after a while or constantly mantain it, i'm not sure which to do. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna be making some modifications to it but once again, I don't know where to start. Anything you guys can tell me about this car would be helpful, especially whats a good price that it should go for. Thanks.

Fatman0203 07-14-03 12:23 AM

OK first and foremost read the newbie links they help alot. Next yes you will probbaly need to replace an orginal motor orrr maintain the new one CONSTANTLY. I got my FD about 2 months ago and no modifications just maintance and A/c reapir Im up to 900$ ( But hey whos keeping count :) ) So just make sure you have the financial backing to maintain the car or it may end up like alot of FD''s under a car cover or in a garage. :(

T88NosRx7 07-14-03 01:02 AM

Yeah, the only thing I can say is to start searching and learn everything you can.

Chronos 07-14-03 01:09 AM

The '93-95 RX-7 can be a very expensive car to own, don't buy it unless you can put aside about $3000 for maintanece and reliability mods.

Mahjik 07-14-03 07:44 AM

Start here:

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=147498


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